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Superpower Play

By Luke Coppen
China’s Olympic quest isn’t just for gold medals but for global prestige.



He Is Penn State

By Scott McConnell
Barack Obama is the big man on campus.

The Case for Recession

By Nelson Hultberg
When the economy is ailing, federal cures can be worse than the disease.

Surging to Defeat

By Andrew J. Bacevich
The Petraeus strategy buys time but not victory.

The Ron Paul Evolution

By Daniel McCarthy
The Ron Paul revolution looks to the future.

Trailing Hillary

By Michael Brendan Dougherty
Millionaire Hil plays working-class hero.

Bitter Pill

By Tom Cairney
Down and outsourced

The Democracy Business

By Ivo Mosley
Freedom rhetoric, corporatist reality

McCain: More Enemies, Please

By Daniel Larison
McCain plots Bush’s third term.



Fourteen Days

Khe Sanh on the Tigris; Tibet Morality Play; NATO’s Silly Season

Feature:

By Michael Brendan Dougherty
The Lady to Barack’s Left

Deep Background

Kenneth Timmerman’s Big Lie




Film: No Exit

By Kara HopkinsRyan Phillippe in “Stop-Loss”

Premature Burial

By Tom PiatakThe Strange Death of Republican America: Chronicles of a Collapsing Party by Sidney Blumenthal

The Conscience of a Carnivore

By Rod DreherFarm Sanctuary: Changing Hearts and Minds About Animals and Food by Gene Baur

All the Raj

By Septimus WaughVishnu’s Crowded Temple: India Since the Great Rebellion by Maria Misra



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